National aeronautics and space administration needs and trends in cryogenic cooling

Sherman, A.

doi:10.1016/0011-2275(83)90086-3

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“…The elements of the instruments that may require cooling are radiation detectors, optical components, baffles, or in some cases, the whole instrument. Cryogenic cooling is necessary to provide the required detector response, reduce pre-amplifier noise, and/or reduce background radiation [1].…”

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Present status of developments in physical sorption cooling for space applications

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“…Various methods exist for providing this cooling, including passive cooling using radiators, usage of stored cryogens and closedcycle active cooling [1,4].…”

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